1900

The Class of 1900, passing up Hanover with its crowded conditions and its late date (so far as this class is concerned), held its annual Round-Up (not a Reunion; that came last year) at the usual place and at the usual time—June 14-16 at the Follansbee Inn, Kezar Lake, North Sutton, N. H. The attendance was unusually large; 33 out of 69 living members, including a number who because of distance or other good reasons have not been able to attend regularly in the past. Thus we were glad to welcome Arthur Roberts, usually kept at home by school duties during June; Alvin Fowler, who came from Washington and Arthur Virgin, from North Hatley, Quebec; Pete Fletcher, long a resident of Wisconsin, but who, upon his retirement, is living in Vermont; John Redington, now domiciled in New Hampshire; Dana Sears, who, during the war, has been living in Calais, Maine, but who is now back again in his home in Hyde Park, Mass.; Harry Marshall, who previously had not been able to attend a class gathering since his retirement from missionary work in Burma. It goes without saying that the regulars were all there.

The following is the list of those present. Atwood, Bigelow, Brooks, Butterfield, Corson, Cristy, Dolloff, Dunlap, Fletcher, Fowler, Goodhue, Hadlock, Hayden, Jenkins, Jennings, McDavitt, Mahoney, Marshall, Mathes, Prescott, Putnam, Rankin, Redington, Richardson, L. B„ Roberts, Sampson, Sears, Trull, Virgin, Wallace, Warden, Wilson, Woodman.

There was no program except that the Class Agent, Clarence McDavitt, and the Secretary, introduced by President Rankin, were permitted at dinner on Saturday night to speak of class and college matters. The more limited the program, however, the greater the enjoyment and the three days passed all too rapidly, with the concensus of agreement that this meeting of the class was the equal of any of its predecessors.

ON THE STEPS OF PARKHURST, 1901 meets for its Reunion picture.

Secretary, Hanover, N. H.

Treasurer, 22 Mill St., Newtonville, Mass.